lux miranda

three human-like robot faces staring into the distance

A case for diverse social robot identity performance in education

lux miranda, ginevra castellano, and katie winkle
15 Mar 2024  |  hri 2024
an stylized logo containing the words love, joy, and autism robots alongside a red heart and the rainbow infinity symbol of neurodiversity

Love, joy, and Autism robots: A metareview and provocatype

andrew hundt, gabrielle ohlson, pieter wolfert, lux miranda, sophia zhu, & katie winkle
11 Mar 2024  |  a3d3 workshop @ hri 2024
an aerial-view photo of a rice farm in Bali

Evolutionary model discovery of human behavioral factors driving decision-making in irrigation experiments

lux miranda, ozlem ozmen garibay, & jacopo baggio
31 Mar 2023  |  the journal of artificial societies and social simulation
an abstract painting of a woman speaking with a robot

Examining the state of robot identity

lux miranda, ginevra castellano, and katie winkle
12 Feb 2023  |  hri 2023
A crowd of people in a restaurant

Infrastructure and the energy use of human polities

jacob freeman, jacopo baggio, lux miranda & john m anderies
8 Jan 2023  |  cross-cultural research
Two football players vying for the ball

Approaching (super)human intent recognition in stag hunt with the naïve utility calculus generative model

Lux Miranda & Ozlem Ozmen Garibay
29 Aug 2022  |  Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory
A graphic representation of a digital footprint

Humans in algorithms, algorithms in humans

Lux Miranda
19 May 2022  |  Master's Thesis
Mesa verde

p3k14c, a synthetic global database of archaeological radiocarbon dates

Darcy Bird, Lux Miranda et al.
27 Jan 2022  |  Nature Scientific Data
A mosiac depicting two hunters carrying a stag

Multi-agent naïve utility calculus: intent recognition in the stag-hunt game

Lux Miranda & Ozlem Ozmen Garibay
4 Jul 2021  |  SBP-BRiMS 2021: Social, Cultural, and Behavioral Modeling
Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple, Srirangam, Tiruchirapalli, India

The two types of society: computationally revealing recurrent social formations and their evolutionary trajectories

lux miranda & jacob freeman
13 May 2020  |  plos one